The Aus Gov - especially the current one is massively lacking in trust.
Encryption laws, metadata laws. Scope creep on metadata access (ie local councils, horse racing bodies). Lack of transparent reporting when these laws are in use.
Raids on journalists.
Not to mention their lack of transparency over bushfires, sports grants, angus taylor's family connections with mining / paying $90m? for water to associated company. Ministers failing to declare gifts granted by airlines because they fell into previous parliament and not current one. Climate change vs mining interests. Loading the grid management team so they simply push renewables down the road instead of taking action to get wind/solar take up.
Marking spin vs real substance in every single press conference from all the top federal ministers.
The PM waiting for states to take charge of quarantine measures so he didn't get the blame for bringing those in (and get bad PR) early in the covid-19 crisis before we knew how bad it was. School closures. Ruby Princess.
So after all that they want to trust us with an privacy breaching app because it's the right thing to do?
I wouldn't install a hello-world built by current government even if my life depended on it.
But you should not focus on this specific government: the dangers of overstepping are great whatever the color or the chirality or even the deeds of a government.
I’m super cautious about handing over data or enabling him at all.